Sarah Silverman

Age: 39
Height: 5' 7"

Birth Place: Bedford, New Hampshire, USA
Born: Dec. 1st, 1970

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Sarah Silverman's Main TV Roles

Show	Character(s)
The Sarah Silverman Program	Sarah Silve…
Crank Yankers	Hadassah Gu…
Greg the Bunny	Alison Kaiser
Dinner for Five	Sarah Silve…
Celebrity Poker Showdown	Sarah Silve…
Pilot Season	Susan Under…

NOTE: Complete List of Works can be found at IMDB

BIOGRAPHY:

Sassy, sharp tongued actress / comedian / writer from Bedford, New Hampshire who first started out writing in the 1990s for "Saturday Night Live" (1975), and then moved on to the HBO program "Mr. Show with Bob and David" (1995). Her quick wit and attractive features meant she was ideal on either side of the camera, and Silverman soon broke into feature films with appearances in Bulworth (1998), There's Something About Mary (1998) and The Bachelor (1999).

Not forgetting her comedic roots on television, Silverman was back on TV in the zany comedy series "Greg the Bunny" (2002) and she provided one of the featured voices on "Crank Yankers" (2002). More recently, Silverman played the uptight girlfriend of Mike White (I) pestering serial loser Jack Black (I) in The School of Rock (2003) and she co-starred in the mini-series "Pilot Season" (2004).

TRIVIA:

Reunited with Jimmy Kimmel as of October 2008.
Split from 'Jimmy Kimmel' (qv) [July 14, 2008].
Ranked #29 on the Maxim magazine Hot 100 of 2007 list.
Caused a major controversy when she used the word "chink" during a stand up routine on _"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" (1993)_ (qv)
Has three sisters: Susan Silverman, a feminist rabbi (and co-author, with husband Yosef Abramowitz, of the book 'Jewish Family & Life: Traditions, Holidays, and Values for Today's Parents and Children'); 'Laura Silverman' (qv), an actress; and 'Jody Silverman' (qv), a screenwriter.
Once wrote an article for Penthouse Magazine
She does not drink alcoholic beverages.
While a writer on _"Saturday Night Live" (1975)_ (qv), played the Chop Suey in 'Adam Sandler (I)' (qv)'s performance of "Lunchlady Land".